feeding the estoppel
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From 78 U.S. 459 - Galveston Railroad v. Cowdrey · 1870Most cited · 224 citing opinions
the several items of property, as they came into existence, would become instantly attached to and covered by the deed, and would have fed the estoppel created thereby. No other rational or equitable rule can be adopted for such cases.